40 years of CZ75

I like the rainbowing, but like many of the others I'm sure the "tribal"-type engravings really kill me. It just reminds me of my very least favorite types of tattoos! :eek:
 
The gun looks fine to me, but I'd probably dump the grips for some nice rosewood ones.

Of course, the price tag scares me.

Maybe I'll just get a regular 75B this year. Or, more likely, a P-09.
 
Its better looking than the 30th anniversary pistol and also way too expensive. I would rather have one of their target pistols for that price or buy a CZ85 Combat and have enough left over for one of their .22 rifles.
 
I wish they offered the gloss blueing for a standard 75... I like the practicality of the polycote, but that deep blue is nice.

My two tone has their matte blue, no that looks good too.
 
Completely not feeling those grips, but I like the rest for the most part.

Too rich for my blood though.
 
Why would anyone want tribal tatoo flash on a Czech pistol? It makes no sense to me.

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CZ is king of the stupid commemorative like the time they did the Cold War USSR 75B. :eek:
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"Completely not feeling those grips, but I like the rest for the most part."

To me the grip is perfect, now my Sig P226 E2 grip is funny.
 
CZ-75B: $529 from KY Gun Co
CGW Pro-Package upgrade: $426
Robar NP3+ complete: $395

Total: $1,350. Or $150 cheaper for a better-looking and better-shooting gun.

And personally, I'd probably do the electroless nickel instead of NP3+ (savings of $145), and buy the 10-round 75B for $50 less (since I already have plenty of standard-capacity magazines). And then I'd sell those two 10-rounders for another $45, so I'd actually be down to $1,110.
 
C'mon guys, haven't you ever seen a classically understated "Pimp Special". I didn't have to pay that for my Tactical Sport, and it's one helluva gun. As far as the tribal cut tats, grapevines or pheasants would be out of place.
 
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